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An Opera-singer Stabbed

BERLIN, January 17th--During the per-
formance of Wagner's opera of Rienzie,"
at the Stadt Theater. at Bremen. the tenor,
Heinrich Vogle, was accidentally stabbed
in the chest with dagger. He bled pro-
fusely, but pluckily carried through his
role. He is rapidly recovering from the
effects of his wound.
Mme Sembrich has been appointed
singer to the Emperor and Empress Of
Germany
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MEN WANTED

ITO CLEAR 600 ACRES LAND BY CON-
i tract in Penryn. VIII let in lots of not
less than 30 Acres each, or in one body. Trees
and Stumps 10 be dug out, Wood Cut and Brush
Contractors. Cash will be promptly paid, and
advances made during progress OF work.
P. W. BUTLER.
Penryn, Placer county, Jan. 15 1881. ja17-1w
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HANTED-LOST-FOUND.

GLoAK FOUND.-A CHILDS CLOAK WAS
" found Sunday on / street. The owner can
have same by calling at the WINDSOR HOTEL,
Eighth and streets, and paying for this notice
ia17 3t
"ANTED - SMALL FURNISHEDA
w House; rent from SIS to s25. Ap- 1T:
ply SHERMAN d PARKER, 1907 Fourth EAlli.l
street. iel5 sCr
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A GERMAN,
w who is perfectly competent and practi-
cal man, as a cooper and wine man; he seeks a
steady position rather than high wages. Ad-
dress . WlNEMAN," this office. jai4-lw+
"ANTED-TWO GOOD MIXERS. $50:
w also, Branch hands, so; also, men cooks;
walters. FeInae-2 girls to wait: an upstairs
girl; also, girls for hOusework Sl5 to SIS. Apply
10 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth anu d
streets. Sacramento. tt
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stanley's Expedition.

LoyDoS, January 18th Henry NJ. STAN
ley told a reporter to-day that the Enin
Bay relief expedition would go by way of
Zanzibar, that the enterprise would cost
$l00, 900. and that it would leave Zanzibar
composed of thousand men. OF these
eight would be English and the rest natives
of Zanzibar. Stanley expects that news Of
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Mrs. Losan,s Home.

said: was not in Congress at the time,
and of course my connection with the road
was legitimate
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BERLIN, January 17th.-In the Upper
House of the Prussian Diet to-day the ad
dress in reply TO the speech from the throne
was referred TO committee of ten. Herr
Beseler. National Liberal. declared that
the Nationalists would unanimously sup
port the address.
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German influence in America.

BERLIN. January 17rh.-The Badische
Ldndes Zeit,ng announces that arrange
ments have been made to hold an exhibit
ton of American products at Mannheim in
the autumn. Illustrations of life in America
will also be presented, and the exhibition
is especially intended to show what Ger
mans have done to promote culture and
business enterprise in the United States.
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BosToN, January 17th.-President Ad
ans, of the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany, has addressed letter to the Chair
man of the House Committee on Pacific
Railroads, of which the following is copy:
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Enyard,s New 7, eaty.

". II. STEVENSON, Secretary.
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which in France forbid cigarette smoking
among the young mon In it, military acad.
emies and similar institutions. Hut doubt
" young Amefica 10 yet educated up TO that
DR.. Lcomis, Jacob Sharp's physician, rs-
CARDS moderate smoking, either of cigars or
cigarettes ~ non In jurtous He cOna,ders
the cigarette dangerous article, however,
since tts moderate use generally de4eneratea
into excesA The doctor II one Of thoss rare
old time physicians who Ia an 1ious that his
neme shall not appear In print
The chemists profess to know little or moth.
Ing In regard to the adulterations Of cigarettes.
The head chemist Of McKesson, Robbins 4
Go. aaid:
81 don't think that drugs are put into
cigarettes nov. Of course, chloride of limo Ia
quantity enters into the composition os .
cigarette that no hursipl effects can follow
turkish and Russian cigarettes contain
opium certainly, ant that 10 what makes
them more costly than the American article
IL drugs were used here cigarettes could not
he sold at ten cents . package"
Schietfelin 4 Cos chemist does not think
that American cigarettes are aduiterAted, hut
comedies the injurious elect OF the paper
used In their manufacture.
Elmer Il Amend, who make q speciality Of
analytical chemistry, had not gono into cigar.
cite analysis, but thought that cigarettes
s,,,: %iss: ,s.s Ss sduissrs,sd' Judging frcs. the
drugRists proclaim the purity Of the cigarette
II might oe remarked In this connection,
howeSer, that the cigarette men II they do
adulterAte their products, are tho customers
OF the druggists and chemista
The tobacco manufacturers, OF course, pro.
claim the purity Of their tobacco aud the hne
quality OF paper In their cigarettes. The
secretary OF the Kinney company said their
we'll ll.known brands were thoroughly pure
He ridiculed the idea Of man dying from
smoking cigaretteA
Harry T. putiield, editor Of the Tobacco
Ledf and . tobacco expert, said "Nsarly
all the paper used In the manufacture Of
cigarettes comes from Paris, and is made Of
rice straw. The peculiar odor Of some cigar.
cites h not due to suv drug in them, but to
the treatment or the tiavoripg Of the tobacco
Some cigarettes are made OF Louisiana
tobacco soaked in rum. These are very
strong, a. you may imagine Others are
Favored with VANILLA which IL not ipj jurious,
though II tastes like drug. l do not think
IL makes any difference in effect whether .
man smokes the same amount Of tobacco In
cigars or in cigarettea The Cubans, who
smoke cigarettes nearly all their lives, live as
long - We do. As to the charge OF pick ing
up cigar siumps and converting them into
cigarette tObScco that Is nonsense on the
lace Of It Consider that manu- iscturers buy
excellent tobacco for 20 cents q pound, and
then try to calculate whether 1t would be Z
paying process to have . pound OF cigar
stunps collected. The cigarette has been
more slandered than the average presideI-
ual candidate"
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sumner County. Kansas.
Tho conspicuousness which women are
achieving by filling political offices 10 exem.
plified more strongly In the Western than In
the Eastern states, although numbers Of
women have been elected in the T. .st 10 serve
the public In position on the school boards, -
postal officials, etc, aud the appointment OF
Miss Minna X Pollock as commissioner of
deeds In New York city In lssG has been the
hrst lady sppointment OF the kind on record
in that city. The recent platform which cleo
ted MIRA susanna Medors SAlter TO the posi-.
tton OF mayor of ATgOnia, Sumner county,
Kansas, creates an impression that 1t hss been
st variance with the usual political elements
OF the town. Mrs Sslter IL the wife of Q
prominent lawyer and land dealer OF Ar.
gonis Mr.. l.. A. Salter) and has . youthful
family OF four small children growing up
around hor, who mako cOpiOus demands on
ber time Mrs. SAl'er was born In Lanira,
Belmont county, OHIO. EDigrsting with her
PARENTS to Kansas, she spent three years at
Kansas State Agricultural college, and soon
sfter married her husband also being Q grad
uato OF the same college. Mrs Salter 10 dc.
scrtbed BY Kansas women ~ q model wife
and mother and housskeepsr. Every ArgOnia
woman who voted cast their votes for her with
the exception OF . very few, and she was
elected BY more than double the votes cast for
her male competitor. Mrs Ssitsr had taken
no pains to win the election, but after simply
BY saying, 'tshe would try to give an efficient
sstisfactory service II elected" spent the day
In performing her household duties On
being ssked II she did not fear the cnmber.
some duties entailed In holding the office to
which she would succeed, calmly replied,
I" Not In the least I" On her election cod
aitor few . few weeks OK peTience she Gays
shs does not find the incumbent duties q sll
burdonsome, - she still hnds plenty of time
TO do her own household supsrintsnding, -
she keeps but one girl to assist her In her
work. She takes deep and sincere interest
10 promoting good morals, but hes 20
far scted with such moderation thst she
has not caused . single arrest to 30 msdo.
The first thing she insisted upon In her I'd.
mtnistratiou was that the city's d. bt be paid
Oh, and this Wss done bsfore she would give
her consent 70 any considerable expenditure
for current purposes - long ~ this city was
In debt Mrs. Salter 10 an officer of the W.
q. T. u. In recent letter TO Mr. Hamilton
Wilcox, she datly denies having said that OF.
fetal duties were too burdensome I0s Q
woman, and Gays determinedIy. "a woman
can nli the once - efficiently - man, II she
has received . good education and keeps
posted on the current events Of every day
lifa Ars. Halter has never before held pub
lie ofiice, therefore hes no political record 10
show, and hes never been an Office seeker.
A. mayor she prssidss over tho public -
sious Of the city council and ofticistss In sil
public affairs In general. r.
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aOUsBaOLu ReClees.


Eco Corn BREAD.-Takes quart Of water,
boil and stir In tsacup Of meal; let boil ana
stie I; sdd . teacup OF butter toks Off the tiro
and lot cool then add two eggs and Q little
salt; pour in but,ersd dish and bake
SPANISH S0UP.-SOak one half pound or
one pound OF white beans over night boil
them the next morning till tender add one
large white cabbage, which hes beon cut up
small, . bit Of bacon, . whole red pepper and
some salt boil the whole Tor cne hour. Heat
in It siiosd onion put in the soup little by
little, stir often win 0 wooden 0Loon. 4
little olive butter and garlic makes th!s per.
feet representative OF the fs1oSito soup Kept
for all travellers In Spanish snnA
SCALLoPRD MUTTON. = Quarter pound
maecaro0i (thirtssn or fourteen sticks y; oook
In boiling aalted wates drain and pour cold
watsr through. It; cut 10 one quarter inch
ptsosa Put lsysr Of this in baking diah,
pieces. then tomato sauce, then mace and
nutmeg. until oil u used. Cover with bur,
tered crumbA and bake one half hour.
AN iMPRovEhENT.-BWeotp potatses cut In
sn;,s. sliSss isns'hwiss s's better broilsd than
FoR Eco LEMoNADE.-Rubs several Jumps
OF Loaf sugar ON lhe rind OF Q lelnou, crush
them to powder, and add the squeezed juiCo
% the sugar In Q glasA Beat up an egg 70
iosm over ne lemon, pat some pounded los
PRsPARsD TOMATO SAUCE Bake some
quite ripe tomstOss TIL tender them rub
them through . ooaIss sieve. For every
pound Of tomato pulp allow one pint Of vim
s ~ %efS os s,.ek kiss@. n.s1 9. s.i,o H.. o.,
and . osysnnS soi III III. a':I In al sSs SS'Ho iS.
sredie0ts aro tsndsS, add the Juice OF three
!e@ooss rub u ell again through the sisve and
ootl agatn till q the thioknsss Of cream lst
down e eloasiy q possible. II takes ssvsn
OF eight h0uTo' otoo0y boilinR over n aantio
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FROH SIN To rWESrv-rwO

10
In dear New England hamlet which do not
dare TO name
iNeiy met household OF captivating fame;
Iweivs sisters were in its treasures In cot
They formed a sort OF complicated hsnv.n
spent my three weeks outing in pretty pen.
1t was u Joy to nsh or sail to batbe or hra,,ha
the atmosphere;
But the cottage OF those maidens kept cleaning
on my view,
30 one day found the way to it-a perilous
had met the happy parents ofthis lovely group
before,
And letter was not needed To bring ma IN heir
door
The dozen girls were strangers but strong hints
were blown about
That their beauty was bewitching = and their
Charms beyond doubt.
Ny friendship with the mother grew mp In such
away
That the v,s,. seemed Il thought it d,d) ,mpera-
VI course so much attraction was difficult to
shun,
And ! hate procrast,nation when duty must be
Though the sisters jostling ages ranged from
sig 10 t~enty-two.
Twas easy with the younger ones TO know Just
what to DO;
They would run with Joy TO inset me. and, to
match their childish bliss.
must throw my arms around them and bestow
afrisndiy kiss.
Sut here came up problem so intricate and
What sort of saiuta,ion should bs pronered 70
the next
The upper tiers In stature' I'm susceptible.
Yet ! wouldn't greet them wrongly for their
precious weight In goia.)
Very soon the door few open ON the mo,ber,s
dsxed surprise;
VA. ushsred in with uucuon there wa, vol.
~ come 10 her eyes;
Theu the girls. for some odd reason. IN m,ham.,
r, tsts Just the worst,
"'a oo%, HoSg IN youthful order. each one younger
NOV" ~. one sas,, hiss 'mpresses To saluts with At
Tos rosy siri procession half . Asaa in ss,.s,
Can any Ara Grundy with sxp,,c,tus.. dam.
When the kisa must cool To hxndshshs. Or vns.~
sAlls the danger linsf
should bs . sorry veteran IN fAitsr on NV v.v
VI Do uneven homage In tbs middle Of the irvy;
could not b. 20 psrttL - my courtssiss 70
Whom the reasons proossains vsssas many
- Wstop.
am sns. thar are some pusslss shall nsvsr
10. VIA "a. s.,ll fearless coming. gave ~.
~ he aeubss
seel2a - spsasa laAlsr lWAaseass ~ sAsn
-- l., ~ w. a.. 49, " tss =. 49, |
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oO1POvISo EOSa HU1us.
fsres Saessss OF . Nsvspapss Yorssnsn VII
Wa D ChaSaoesP

Woe CnoSooeee.
While Q Well.knoWn foreman of q Nev
York composing room welded authority
there some twenty ysars ego, ssys an sx.
change. hs was credited with running the
offtce with shorter allowance OF type than
any Other man would have thought pussible.
He wss constantly bess,gsd for ssorts," and
bis policy was the occasion of much vitupers.
ton.- One day "sub" In the oftios wss ss< a
toWsrd the end Of composing hours, crsv;-
Ing about The floor and picking up tyra
As was asksd by the joker Of the room
"Whas are you doing, Jack 2"
Elm trying 70 get type enough 70 aujsh
this taks,' that's what I'm doing" SAD ns.
In EelheS disgusted tone.
arc you short OFF,
81 want some h'a"
100 over there under No lO's frama
Hes ~ Eoglishmen. He dr p. thew, ~
the Cotn1ogttog reply.
Tho same foreman WAs o0mOWhot pnytiCu.
laS = % the care displayed In setting typo.
and - vary much PsrPlsxsd st any tims II
ceo otvnSoa vs. made an otispss In any
the omce had on his arse Days work dividcd
the word t0agus-tOn. guo The pSoof on
Which u occurred came under the old man's
go ana - the "sluS" gave The psrpeersioe
swaZi ~ weos tos hisn thus;
..Whes have you got IN your mouth fn
s.le 1lng 70 oaan POINT % Inc "cOmp's 6y
v:'i !: s:s 49," 3
49, lsys ysa q ysss nsash. a. ,.
2. 4 ~ - ~ mco1H11Da
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the Boseou salute.

Boston letter to the Denver Republican
The Boston man does not how 10 his
womsnkind In the ssrest-thst 10 70 cay, he
docs not take OIL his hat, but merely touches
the brim with one finger, regarding that sim.
pie gesture - . sufficient exhibition Of his
respect for the female OF his species This
remark does not, however, apply To the local
swsil, who has his own peculiar style OF
acknowledging . isdy's aalutatioo.
/ sav the method very prettiiy illustrated
yesterday afternoon while on my way scross
the Common. Three young gentlemen,
dressed In the height OF the latest fashion,
came swinging grscsfully along with that
peculiar lock stop which distin vuishes the
Harvard undergraduate Presumably they
ping from Nahant or some other iashioua able
watering plsco not far from town. Each
wore baGgy trousers OF English check with Q
black cutaWsy, left unbuttOoed 20 ~ to dis
close cream. .colored waistcoas and . wide
expanse OF shirt bosom, striped horizontally
in pink. Their tall white collars we're Gu
circled with ok blue cravata, with scarf pin
stuck In the upper ieft-hsnd corners their
derby hats OF . chocolate and milk tint, were
moulded In the neweat bulge. and each car
rted small log knObbea heavily with silver.
While - yet these gilded youths had not
approached within thirty feet OF me, . young
woman with Q massive metal cham about
her waist and skirts 70 tight as 70 render the
ous1 :" not Brscoiui AmOe eItfscuVeiy
perceptibls - sho walked, passed me, going
" . faster poCe than !, In the same direction.
4 gltmmsr OF recognition illuminated the
hitherto expreasionloss isces OF the silded
youths Aforesaid, each OF y hom halted almost
impercsptibly On his left foot, raised bis
dexter paw and taking off bis " tile" with
quick movement, held 1t for an instant
siigh ly extended toward the object OF the
salute; then giving II . spasmodic jerk
In the air rsplaoed It upon his head. The
operation required precisely three secoods,
- near - ] could estimate II, and Was por-
formed In one time and three motiouA To
DO It properly must require long practice. but
who would not 10 willing 70 devote aOme
labor to the acquisition OF . style upon which
BOotOn hns ret the seal of its spprOvn
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York uewspapsr composing ROOM -alshoush
austere inside the oftics and tavoripe no
body, and decidedly good follow outside
waa very fond Of good Joke, which usually
partook Of . rather practical nature Some
years ego . "chapel" meeting IVES held on
the question OF having too many compositors
on the paper, and committee oi six wss sp.
pointed 10 wait upon the foreman and Try 10
Get him 70 reduce the force A gentleman
who 10 ssill known among New York print.
ere was chosen chairman of the committee
aud spokesman, and he and his associates
waited upon the " old man" and stated the
cose, eaying that u the force Woee reduced
thoss remainiug could make decent living,
when the following coiloQuy took plsCs:
How many too many do you Ihink ere
on the pAperf''
six II about the number"
The foreman glanced, with Q twinkle In
his eye, from one eud Of The committee line
to the other and said. With wave Of the
hand acroea swell you six can go," and
they we're dischafsed.
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GOLDEN SPEClrlC.
DRUNKENNESS

LlQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED ny
ADMINISTERING DIR. HAlEk6'
4OLD8h ePkClfIC.
IL can be given In Q cup OF cocss or taa with
out the knowledge of the persOn taking Il 10
nent and spesdy cure. vhethsr The patient is .
moderate drnher or an alcoholic wreck. Thou.
mon who have taken Colleen Specific In their
co0ee without their knovledxa, and today Do
li6vo they quit drtD king Of their own FREQ viii.
1T NEvkk FALLS. Ths system once impre0.
natod with the specific, IL becomes an utter i'm
possibility for tho liquor appetite IN exist For
sale By CHAs. A. LOCHER, Druggist,
No Eaat King Street, Lancaster, PA
aprlSlydTu Th&S
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From the Albany Journal.
Conductor Psddy Acksrt runs on trains
three and four on the Susquehanna railroad
The other day he had . passenger coming
down 70 Albany On route to NsW York and
Philadelphia. She vas . woman wholly
unused to travelling or entirely ignorant ~
the functions Of tho handy railroad guides
and time tables. 80 every time Paddy
coat sleeve and aaked him some question.
At lest abe buttonholed him and prepared to
have her questions answerei before he could
escape her. The dialogue follows:
bany ."
"6:tO
v, "Whas time does the boa. leave for New
"Do we get TO Albany In time for the
"Yes, ma'am.
"whst time does tho boat get 10 New
ask O'Clock TO- morrow morning.
"Can l get 70 Jerey CITY from New
"Yss ma'sm. "
"Whs. :. VI time can leave for Jersey City p"
"whs. time can 1 leave Jersey City for
ph,!..dslghi. ,. |. de ?"
"Wss' :. ,,ss time do l get to Philadelphia ?"
"Csn get sts,sroom On tho bos,,"
Yes ma'am ,; ; and then Paddy showed
signs OF imp atience and said Z" StaterOOm
dollar an Dalf, get supper and break fest on
boat u you want ~, porter wake you mp
time for ferry TO Jersey City, cab take you
from ferry to depot, ticket cost you s275- I"
etc.
But his troubles were not ended. She had
. poodle dog, and that dog wanted watsr.
so she took IL In her arms to the water taok
and drawing some water in the cup lss the
dog drink from II Suddenly every passen.
ger In the car wanted drink OF water, aud
all refused to drink from the same cup tho
dog hsd. They called the conductor, told
him, and made him 60 clear through the
train to the mail car and get another cup
BY that time the genial Paddy WAS mad, and
he hAs'nt got over II yet
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feasslsun - Q Medicine.

Dr. Blanche stateA In the Bxiietix do
1HeropeSfiqwe, that rsansr Of petroleum
having bsso prohibitsd By protect the dis.
tstbutioo Of petroleum in msdloiusi doseA
ne fsot led 70 On inquiry being made = 70 ~
alleged utility In affections OF the ehsss-ths
nattve petroleum from Psnusylvsnia apd
D.. Blsuohe seaaos q thS result, Chse IN
chronic bsonohieiA, with abuudant eBpoolosa.
aon. y rapidly diminiahes ne smoais Of ne
secretion end The pasoxy ems o. snughing,
hes bssn obtained tls employmsati IN phlhsiS
hes been ooaiipusd IT 700 short time n
yet 70 ALLOW OF sny opInioa bsing deIivered
= e Y. seaasey, e:losd ~ lacs iiss Il
poopis'ly takea u dos Of ( tessoooss "a
beeose eeea neol ands cite. the afst dsv.
ssy ssasss vhieh y may ssoits IN soSs ~ ~.
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC.
S. S. s.
ne Thsasrsss, Prosss,ss,.

TIE fhootPSaol ProeeesSO0.
Merit will win and reoeive public secugnftiou
ana praise. Sscts, y hirh are the outcome OF
general expsrssncs. growing through yesy1 OF
crucel ana practical t6st, become ~ Sooeed sud
immovsble - the rock Of Gibraltar 10 public
opinion. and hencel0rth esd NO fufthsS guar.
:st seias sss Ss.s SIoSs pa
nsr IN the world g one OF these immovsbis Gin
q: Isss :as as.:.
ana deePer 10 public opinion. nvsry ass OF
sns 10 isoSs,as iSsSss :ss
medicAl Profession. have borne voluntary tssti.
q iIAibis ecscy n earins ii disss:s: o o. sSs sSs
blood. These tsstimOnis srs on 1ie by he,
e TO sSs G %: :
Ssss q = tns shcstsie:l pioss.sion. Sso gM.sialY
sS.siis sssse isSiv.sss os:. corsr
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